The X3000 in Milan on a Cloudy Day
 

Real Tests of the X3000 BOSS in 4K: In a Monorail Train and 777 Ta
 

Shooting scenery while in a moving vehicle is a common component of many travel videos. One would normally shoot the moving scenery through a window of a moving vehicle. But this was shot handheld inside so that you can see the window frames and compare the shakiness of the vehicle with the smoothness of the scenery - look through the windows to see the scenery moving smoothly while the vehicles (monorail train, 777!) shake, rattle and jerk:

Re: Sony X3000 Action Cam with BOSS in 4K!
 

The shot out of the plane's window is a nice example of the stabilizer at work.

Pocket Travel Cam
 

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Re: Sony X3000 Action Cam with BOSS in 4K!
 

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Got in low-light examples from the Wan Chai district? :)

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The lower the light the noisier it gets. The noise can be atrocious. In halfway decent light it looks great, with a much better bitrate then the GoPro. Between this camera and the DJI Mavick I'm thinking GoPro could get pretty beat up.

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Re: Sony X3000 Action Cam with BOSS in 4K!
 

Lincoln Center, Between Acts
 

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Re: Sony X3000 Action Cam with BOSS in 4K!
 

Mark do you have any 60P video as I am not a fan of 30P. I know that it does not do 60P in UHD.

Ron Evans

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I don't normally shoot in 1080. Here is a sample test video in 1080 60P. Smooth motion:


Select 1080 60P, obviously.

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Thanks Mark. Very interesting to see the differences to UHD.

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Hey Mark,

Appreciate all your input with this camera. I have been using the 1000 since it came out and just ordered the 3000. Screen on my wrist is great, and with the right settings the cameras do ok as POV's.